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Il faut cultiver notre jardin.
We must tend our own garden.
-Voltaire
We must tend our own garden.
-Voltaire
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About This Blog
Food not flowers.
In case you were wondering, my name has nothing to do with a certain colorful flower popular in Holland. As the name of this blog might suggest, I generally prefer to see blossoming vegetables over decorative plants. For a very good discussion of the potential dangers of tulips, I recommend the book "The Botany of Desire" by Michael Pollan.
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SOIL Apprenticeships (Organization that arranged my organic farming apprenticeship British Columbia in 2009)
Vanastree: The Malnad Forest Garden and Seed Keepers' Collective (NGO in Karnataka, India, where I spent part of 2008 living and working)
Oregon Voice magazine (Student-run magazine at the University of Oregon, purveyors of kittens and intelligent cultural commentary.)
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